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Best Magic Movies – Top 10 Movies Based on Magic

by Sweta Sett
Spells, enchantment, magic, whatever you may call it, has always attracted people. The movies based on magic, in fact, are a favorite of not only kids but also teenagers and adults alike. In those 60-90 minutes being in a world where anything can happen give us immense pleasure and for this short period we forget everything else and get completely engrossed. Such is the power of magic and this is why movies based on magic do really well. And, here we present you the top 10 of them right below.
You can watch some of these Movies Based on Magic on Netflix or Amazon Prime or Hulu.
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10. Enchanted

This perhaps is the only Disney movie in our list of magic movies. The film, in which the classic fairytale meets the present day reality when the evil queen Narissa casts a magic spell on the bride-to-be and princess Giselle and she lands in the modern day New York City. She then gets to meet Edward Philips, the lovable lawyer with whom she falls in love with. The movie is a fantasy, comedy musical, filled with old-school magic.

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9. Practical Magic

A curse is cast on a family of witches which does not let them fall in love as it otherwise will take the lives of their beloveds. Two sisters of this family fight with all their courage and magic skills to battle against the supernatural force and end the curse. Though the movies did not do as well compared to most others in this list it still does manage to entertain because of the great performance of the artists, particularly the insane aunts who managed to make everybody laugh their hearts out.
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8. Hugo

Asa Butterfield did full justice to the character of the twelve-year-old boy who lives all by himself in Paris in the walls of 1930s railway station and steals food to satiate himself. After the death of his loving watchmaker father, he had no option but to repair clocks for his alcoholic uncle. Also, Hugo would spend time working on the last project of his father, the automaton – a mechanical man who could write. He was very keen on finding out if his dad had left behind any message in the automaton and thus he did everything possible, even stealing, to attain the parts he required. During one such theft, he met the owner’s daughter, Isabelle, who planned to help him in his projects. An adventurous journey begins with a key that will help them disclose a secret from a magician’s past.